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- posted on 12/19/2004
In my writing class, 70% of the members are women. They write well.
Also, recently discovered a few good female writers of English language: Jean Rhys (good morning midnight, wide sargasso), Iris Murdoch(underneath the net, Italian girl, The sea, the sea) and Muriel Spark (The prime of miss Jean Brodie, the comforters, Loitering with Intent, A far Cry from Kensington).
I like Muriel Spark in particular. Will try to trace the places where she was loitering as a school girl) in Edinburgh where I am visiting a a few days time. She is brilliant: cool, witty, satirical, sharp, humourous and economic, and a great story teller without tearful melodramas. Also a pretty woman and luckily she is not vain. her latest work is The finishing School (2004). She was born in 1917. She moved to Italy in 1967 and still lives there.
Women are probabaly more sensitive so they need something more tender and delicate for their minds. Maybe that's why literature is a suitable channel for us to travel.
- posted on 12/20/2004
Women are probabaly more sensitive so they need something more tender and delicate for their minds. Maybe that's why literature is a suitable channel for us to travel.
Women and men are both sensitive but in different departments. Yet women
are much more expressive in terms of emotion and affection, in other
words, women need to express their inner feelings more than men do. One
example is in the clinic where women usually have more complains then
men do. That women are more open to each other in their life circles is
another case.
As for literature though, writing is not the only way women can channel
their feelings, reading can also be a powerful buffer for female
readers'inner self. That's because women are also more sympathetic.
Needless to say, sympathetic is the essense of understanding which
underlines the writer-reader allies.
So, women and literature, it's the human nature.
Probably little bit exaggeration:) - posted on 12/24/2004
Agree with most of what you said. I bet that there are more women than men in this forum because we are more expressive or feel the urge of expressing ourselves more ....and incidentlally the fact that hostess is a real woman also supports your argument.
We pay attention to different things - men more factual driven and women more emotional motivated (or programmed, by the great and mysterious nature!).
Hi someone out there, can you research more on how our minds are working?
- posted on 12/24/2004
Hi Little,
You are with literature? The role and characteristics of woman in
literature may be better illustrated by the phenominon of Feminist
Criticism?
Can you elaborate on that little bit:)?
As for possible gender differences in the minds of man and woman,
the best we can say is that it's still a "unsovled mistery".
Differences can be viewed from several aspects: brain structures,
functionalities, psycho-social reaction patterns. Structure-wise,
not much difference there except that the "connection area" between
the two semi-spheres appears different, in that woman seems have
more connection between the emotional and intelligent spheres. Someone
believe that explains why woman are more emotional even in pure
intelligent tasks, but lots disagree. There are other scientific
findings suggest that the brain centers for emotional memory are
different between woman and man. But more scientists still think
the gender differences in psychological lives we see in daily life
are the function of psycho-social environment, that's nurture, not
nature.
Well, we do know that some man can be as sensitive and feministic
as woman is, and vise verse. We are talking about a general trend
which always embody rich individual differences. So, femininity and
masculinity may well be basic common human characteristics woman and
man possess and display in different propotions instead of an
clear distinction which seperate us into two different species.
But the question still remains: which you prefer? Different biologically or just psychologically. I would put up a related
question for you ladies: which point of view is better fit for
gender equality pursue:)?
little wrote:
Agree with most of what you said. I bet that there are more women than men in this forum because we are more expressive or feel the urge of expressing ourselves more ....and incidentlally the fact that hostess is a real woman also supports your argument.
We pay attention to different things - men more factual driven and women more emotional motivated (or programmed, by the great and mysterious nature!).
Hi someone out there, can you research more on how our minds are working?
- Re: 关于女人与文å¦posted on 09/22/2005
- Re: 关于女人与文å¦posted on 09/22/2005
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